The MP1 and MP3 pocket series tripods from Manfrotto screw onto the mount underneath just about any compact or digital SLR. When the moment calls for a steady shot, the three feet can be unfolded ...

Adventure bags make up the most popular and active segment of the camera bag market at the moment, and Manfrotto is officially releasing their new Off Road series, which we got a peek at during Photo ...

Size difference between the Manfrotto 190 Go! and MK055XPRO3 BHQ-2 tripod (Image credit: Lauren Scott) 90º adjustable center column Easy Link connector for attaching accessories The feet aren't ...

Here we’ll be looking at the Manfrotto 190 Go! MS Carbon Tripod kit 4-Section paired with an XPRO Ball head (MK190GOC4-BHX). This kit is the most expensive in the range, at $554.99/£419.95, but ...

The Manfrotto Move system aims to solve this with its new 'Move Quick Release Catcher', which is effectively a universal head that you can attach to all kinds of equipment, including tripods and ...

The 60 cm long MB MBAG60N goes for $29.99, while longer, plain 75 cm MB MBAG75N goes higher for $39.99. Only the 75 cm bag gets a padded version, the MB MBAG75PN, which goes for $49.99. All three ...

Manfrotto’s Pixi mini tripod. (Source: Manfrotto.) The Pixi is particularly suitable for CSCs, most of which have relatively small lenses that will keep the camera+lens combination within its payload ...